Fully managed Couchbase Server DBaaS allows customers to pay for only what they need with the highest performing, lowest TCO solution on the market
Couchbase, the creator of the enterprise-class, multicloud to edge NoSQL database, today announced that CFO Greg Henry will be participating at Citi’s Private Company Growth Conference, a virtual event, on June 18th, 2020.
Demonstrates Couchbase’s enterprise leadership in the database market and paves the way for continued success
Couchbase Autonomous Operator for Kubernetes 2.0 introduces several enterprise-grade capabilities including security, resource management, monitoring, high-availability, and cross-cloud compatibility
NoSQL database leader also earns Bay Area Workplace Wellness Award for its #1 ranking among midsize businesses
In this VMblog subject matter expert (SME) Q&A video interview, Dave Marshall speaks to Couchbase SVP of Product Management & Business Operations, Scott Anderson about the GA of Couchbase’s award-winning, fully-managed Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS), Couchbase Cloud. Anderson describes the rationale for the in-VPC model, an emerging best practice also adopted by the likes of Databricks.
"DBaaS: Couchbase Cloud debuts on AWS." Clément Bohic says after five months of beta, Couchbase Cloud is available on AWS, and will be on Azure and GCP by year-end. Deployments are based on EKS, AWS’s managed Kubernetes. Cluster installation is done in the client's VPC environment. A choice of architecture that allows the latter to have control over the infrastructure. In this case, to procure directly from AWS, then to allocate resources cluster by cluster.
The Register’s Lindsay Clark talks to Senior Director of Couchbase Cloud, Rahul Pradhan and Research Director of 451 Research, Matthew Aslett about the GA of Couchbase Cloud. Aslett expresses particular interest in the level of control Couchbase Cloud offers users without making them manage the nuts and bolts of the database.
Rick Whiting speaks to Couchbase VP of Product & Solutions Marketing, Jeff Morris about the GA of Couchbase Cloud. They discuss how Couchbase Cloud is based on Couchbase Server and how the DBaaS uses in-virtual private cloud (VPC) deployment on AWS, an emerging best practice that allows customers to dramatically lower operational costs of cloud deployments while retaining control of data and security.
Fresh off a $105 million funding round, Couchbase has announced the GA of its fully managed Couchbase Cloud DBaaS on AWS, writes Maria Deutscher. “The database can run in a variety of environments, from cloud instances to mobile devices, and promises to provide two to 20 times the performance of competing NoSQL systems in some scenarios,” she explains, citing the example of Facet Digital, which reduced database costs tenfold and increased performance by a hundredfold after switching to Couchbase Cloud.
